InterSystems
Senior Quality Development Engineer
Boston, MA · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$92k-$136kDetected 22 days ago
Supply ChainEHR/EMRCommunicationProblem SolvingAdaptability
About the role
- InterSystems is the place for someone looking for the next exciting and challenging step in their career and access to the kind of training, expertise and development tools that only a large company can offer.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with other Agile teams on joint projects to advise and deliver work of high quality and caliber.
- Identify, document, investigate and articulate software defects within the application, and validate fixes.
- Create, maintain, and enhance a suite of automated regression test scripts.
- Established in 1978, InterSystems is committed to excellence through its 24×7 support for customers and partners around the world.
Requirements
- Experience using, supporting, implementing, or testing EMR systems.
- Experience working collaboratively in cross-functional or interdisciplinary teams.
- Experience in testing AI-enabled applications.
- Technical proficiency in at least 1 programming language.
Skills
- Join InterSystems and help us shape the future of digital healthcare.
- Apply your healthcare or clinical expertise with cutting-edge tools and technologies to improve patient outcomes.
Compensation
- $92,000 - $136,000 USD
Benefits
- Healthcare organizations in 29 countries use TrakCare and IntelliCare to support coordinated care across hospitals and care settings.
- Medical, vision, and dental insurance
- Short-term and long-term disability, and life insurance
- 401(k) Profit Sharing Contribution
- Paid Time Off and Holidays
- Parental Leave
- Tuition reimbursement
- Develop automated scripts based on the end-user workflows to validate application functionality, usability, and quality of our healthcare software.
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